annyeonghada

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by annyeonghada 4y ago
It is so strange when people keep repeating my name, respond enthusiastically to every rubbish I say and are always so smiley... then I remember this book and I understand, what I do not understand is: who thought those advices were good id
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Incredible how you thought of singling out the "classical snobs" who, for the most part, enjoy listening their operas on youtube and not all the critics snob who, in fact, enjoy tearing down everything that has a semblance of beau
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
This is what every hard working person who has reached success think of themselves while ignoring every istance of luck. How many people have worked harded than you and end up in a menial job, defeated and burned out? I bet they are a lot.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Therapy may be an answer for some people, in certain occasions . I did years of therapy with five different therpist: single, group, meditating, CBT and so on and on... To me it was extremely easy to see what the therapist wanted me to s
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Have you data or are you just spouting the propaganda lines?
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>Has it occurred to you that the lack of people willing to pay for what you're trying to offer may be indicative that it's not quite as valuable as you perceive it to be? Is producing cigarettes, making apps more addictives, ma
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>can be Yes, "can". Because we are not clones of our parents. It doesn't mean that conscientiousness hasn't something like 60-80%of hereditability.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>by being excited and interested in trying to get out of my circumstances. There are a lot of people who are "excited and interested" and never amount to anything because of the above mentioned "circumstances" that y
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
The Hacker News ethos is "independence for independence sake" and receiving any kind of help (helping with laundry during exam = domestic "labour", lol) is a sign of moral failing.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>The extra years of "streetwise" usually come at an expense of early onset of burnout I almost cried reading this sentence. I've never realized how my precocious adulting wasn't healthy: every adult compliments you ab
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Only on Hacker News is possible to read comment that unironically ask if being a millionaire is wealthy? Look at the percentile, look at the median and average income, median and average wealth, look at the distribution of wealth: in whatev
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
There is nothing in the question that seems to imply that we should keep it strictly about tech work, and various answers do not seem to be about it either.
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>This is a bullshit theory with zero evidence or science behind it There is lots of evidence that having too many partners damage the ability to form deep love relationship. For men and for women.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>Actually talking to the opposite sex even in a casual way is a really good way to get over this type of thinking. Talking to the sex you're attracted to will result, at best, in what people of that sex think they want, not what t
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>We all know that one guy who does well despite not being physically attractive. I actually don't. I keep seeing these meme constantly repeated and I actually made a list of unattractive males... and they, mostly, have never had luc
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>and being self-aware if you need to make improvements on that version of yourself - your authentic self can't be a jerk So, you need to be yourself... but you actually don't.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
On what are built others civilizations? I've yet to see a civilization that is not built on money and power.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>prevalence varying inversely with persecution No, we don't because before we didn't even count. It is possible that 1. there were fewer homosexual men in the past 2. increase in the number of homosexual men is due to less pers
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Ask HN: How do you deal with Internet and information addiction?
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>Maybe school education is more important than we though. The arguments against schools are generally made[1] by people who do not remember how it was before compulsory education. [1]At least in Europe.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Yes, I can read the dictionary, thank you. Nevertheless, I will respond to your implied objection instead of whatever you wrote. 1. Check the definition of an analogy (this is the case where the dictionary is actually useful), maybe it will
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
After 2 years of therapy I'm convinced that psychologist are the sarcedotal class of our time. Like astrology in Imperial China, psychology serves as the science for ad hoc justification.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
And IF you work in the US. In certain European country, like mine, teach workers[1] earn less than the average salary while working more hours than the average population. No golden handcuffs or millionaires here. [1]In general every non-me
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>Prefer "learning" rather than "remembering." It is not a dichotomy and do learning without remembering does not exist unless we have such different definitions of learning that your definition does not imply any stru
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>When are people going to stop expecting large public companies to cater to their every whim? When these companies will stop to cater to specific groups and will stay politically neutral. The moment they started making socio-political ut
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
I would totally dig a job posting with only examples of actual tasks instead of "passion, drive, and bullshit"
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Because (s)he may not care about society, but society - in particular, the government - care about him/her.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Equality is not "a fundamental principle", this is a modern conception of how society should be run while fundamental principles are absolute and eternal. Even going back to only 100 years ago the idea that "we are all equal&
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You described University in every European country that I know of. A building, classrooms, teachers, exams.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
And even if someone spent their time video gaming and doing drugs why can't they turn their life around if they want and demonstrate to have the skill. Burnout, depression, horrible circumstances and families all exists and sometimes y

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